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Tristan Begin / Sep 19, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Indie
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An action-rhythm-puzzle-platform game that will test your skills and your patience as the game’s developer talks you through each screen. However, there may be more to this simple world of screens than what meets the eye, and this so-called developer may have motives of his own.
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53% positive, 17 reviews
Ive been trying this game for some time and always quiting levels and starting over again. I have to be honest, I dont really like it. Not that its a bad game overall - It has great music, a cool story, and super cool "feeling" to it. But the gameplay... it feels rather unfair... I think its not the difficulty itself that makes it unfair, but the way traps and bullets work. They shoot over and over again in...
8 found this helpful, 2018-05-07
I’ve never been huge on the trend of games so hard that make you miss the days when games were just Battletoads-hard. The God Paradox is an übber-difficult-meta-rhythm-platformer that, thanks to ingenious level design and excellent soundtrack, keeps the player engaged even though they’ll die THOUSANDS of times on the way to that red screen. Player who, like me, suck at ultra-hard platformers be warned: you’ll cry...
3 found this helpful, 2018-10-29
I want to like this game, it really does look interesting, but the gameplay keeps pushing me away from it. The correlation between the environment and the music is there, but doesn't help direct you when you really need it; sure it helps when it's just a platform and a wall alternating, but switch to more complex obstacles such as the projectiles, and it only serves to disorient you, as it's synchronized with the...
2 found this helpful, 2019-06-22
The God Paradox is an all-around solid precision platformer. The soundtrack is fantastic and the level design changes things up in interesting ways quite often. It's certainly a tough game and you'll almost definitely die a whole lot along the way, but it never feels unreasonable. The God Paradox is also good about pacing out its difficulty as, while the game gets harder overall as it goes on, it mixes in easier...
0 found this helpful, 2018-12-22
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